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A Realistic Approach to Spending New Year’s Eve in New York City
26 Octby Eileen, Travel Consultant
New York City is always very busy but once we get past Christmas, the race to New Year’s Eve feels like a whirlwind. On December 31st visitors from around the world will descend to Times Square to watch the annual ball drop, a tradition that dates back roughly 100 years. Seeing the ball drop live is a once in a lifetime experience and a venture that shouldn’t be undertaken lightly.
To see the ball drop in Times Square is free of charge. The ball has been dropping from 42nd Street since 1904 and it is estimated that around one million people will be in Times Square at midnight. Revelers will line the streets from 42nd Street all the way up to about 53rd Street along Broadway and 7th Avenue.
The deciding factor in all of the New Year’s festivities is the…
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